Mid Week: Mark Twain
A few fly bites cannot stop a spirited horse.* Mark Twain’s quote reminds me of insect bites and…
Attachment and the Dysregulated Brain – #164
“When you find a way to quiet the fear-driven brain, what emerges quite spontaneously are the attachment circuits.”*The…
Exploring Communication & Revisiting Silence
“Everyone communicates: the sparrow with the blue jay, the ants with one another, the queen bee and her…
Silence: Keeping It Real – #163
“In the sweet territory of silence, we touch the mystery. It’s the place of reflection and contemplation, and…
Easy To Know, Difficult To Practice
“……..we need to learn enough about love, mercy, and compassion to realize sickness and death are meant to teach us that…
An Apology & An Abakanowicz Visit- #162
Remember this Image from November of 2014? In November, 2014, Connie posted a comment admitting she was fascinated…
Peregrine Ponders Paradox
Post 161 explored the merits of subtraction and expansion. The dynamic tension between these two ways of creating…
The Odd Couple: Subtraction & Expansion – #161
One of my favorite blogs, “The Ancient Wisdom Project,”* published a post Thursday with a sentence that caught…
Mid Week: Life in a Cocoon
“Cocooning isolates and protects one from harsh, dangerous, or disturbing realities especially by remaining indoors at home in…